Sentence examples for without sizeable from inspiring English sources

Without sizeable computational resources, it is not possible to perform this type of statistical treatment for large study areas and large numbers of models.

The short-term reality is that the service offer cannot improve without sizeable investment; health services are stretched to maintain their existing service offer, including childhood vaccination.

If I am walking farther than a block away from my apartment, I don't leave home without a sizeable tote bag slung around my shoulder.

Without a sizeable government subsidy for part-time higher education that enables universities and colleges to bring down their fees, not much is going to change".

But despite the savings that could be made, the increasing cost of property and the continued difficulty in borrowing mortgages without a sizeable deposit have deterred many potential cohabitees.

Read Book XXI of Livy (the passage of Hannibal through the Alps) without a sizeable merlot and you'll miss out on the sheer molten lunacy of herding elephants across a mountain range.

Munster were without a sizeable international contingent but settled quickly and opened the scoring with a third-minute penalty from fly-half Ian Keatley.

Considering the existence of pastoral, semi-pastoral, agro-pastoral and mixed-farming communities in the region, it is difficult to clearly point out exactly how these two debates fit into policy actions without having sizeable evidence.

Now it's basically impossible to get a table during dinner hours without a sizeable wait.

Without a sizeable regional presence, the Pentagon will not be able to maintain the predeployed resources and equipment necessary to contain Iran, and Washington will signal its lack of commitment to every ally in the region.

In Hong Kong, Holmgren and Corbet (1990) reported a similar finding and concluded that the presence of calculus without bleeding at a sizeable proportion of index teeth without pockets, questioned the assumption of the CPITN that there is a close concordance between calculus and periodontal inflammation [ 34].